US EditionBorderlands Boss Reassures Players After Mass Review Bombs
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Borderlands Dev Roasted By Fans For Celebrating Pride Month, Following Recent Controversy
See full bio Obaid Ur Rehman At Tech4Gamers, I mainly cover new gaming news, leaks, and rumours. Aside from that, I love to write features about my favourite games while inserting my opinion about their different aspects. See full bio Story Highlight The CEO of Gearbox Entertainment has said controversial things on many occasions. Recently, he apologised for saying that the real fans would buy the game for $80 at any cost. Now, the studio i…
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford announces the upcoming revelation of the Borderlands 4 prize.
In the Borderlands community, an update of the End User License Agreement (EULA) is currently causing excitement. Players have begun to evaluate all parts of the Borderlands series on digital platforms and provide negative comments. The reason for this is the fear that the updated Terms of Use will allow Take-Two, 2K Games and Gearbox Software to access kernels and allow them to collect personal data such as IP addresses, passwords and browsing …
Borderlands Boss Reassures Players After Mass Review Bombs
Borderlands players have begun review bombing every entry in the series on digital storefronts due to its updated End User License Agreement (EULA). Many of the players are concerned that the updated Terms of Service grant kernel-level access to Take-Two, 2K Games, and Gearbox Software, and allow these companies to take their personal data, like their IP address, passwords, and browsing history. However, Borderlands boss Randy Pitchford reassure…
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